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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1892
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR yields a note about a postal route or mail service issue at White Oaks New Mexico involving RALDLE and PUBLISHERS. Limited readable terms suggest a controverted or contested mail matter with possible revisions or classifications. No clear dates or outcomes are present.
A historical note contends that one hundred fifty million dollars were entirely lost to taxpayers and added to bankers fortunes, with no benefit to the public or the government.
A political tract argues the debtor class builds the country while creditors profit from debt. It claims Republicans favor money power, devalue greenbacks, and manipulate bonds to extract wealth. It cites national banks issuing money and potential Treasury funding as savings to taxpayers, criticizing financial legislation.
A New Mexico town column reviews the afterglow of a New York Reform Club dinner, noting Democratic tensions and rivalries framed as opposition flamboyance. It jokes about beans, water and snow, and mentions plans for a new Summit county, a stalled Independent railroad bellwether, and Canada’s possible talks of independence or union with the United States.
Fragmentary OCR lines describe a roping lover and a constant advertiser. the text names Towser Manticston and hints at a trade-focused scene. The readable parts suggest a bravado passage or comic verse about perseverance and promotion.
A promotional notice invites travelers to a modern hotel open all year with low weekly rates and dry cool air. It advertises excursion tickets daily and directs readers to G. T. Nicholson in Topeka Kansas for a brochure titled The Land of Sunshine. Nearest Santa Fe Route agent will quote ticket rates on application.
Novel notice recounts Mrs P Blaize of Des Moines escaping severe pneumonia after blizzard exposure. She treated with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, reporting rapid relief and recovery to Des Moines. Also includes notices of forfeiture and probate administration in New Mexico and Lincoln County.
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